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three values for a given output formatter: 'no', 'deps', or 'full'. A fourth value, 'auto', means either 'deps' or 'full' depending on the formatter.
The option 'no' is equivalent to --noorder_results. 'full' means that output will be deterministically ordered, using alphabetization if necessary. 'deps' means that graph order will be preserved (where applicable), but further efforts to order the output may not be undertaken. 'auto' is equivalent to 'full' for all output formatters except for proto, minrank, maxrank, and graph, for which it is equivalent to 'deps'.
The purpose of this cl is to enable genquery to force completely deterministic output, which requires that it be able to specify a total ordering on the graph that is consistent across runs. Which ordering doesn't matter very much, so depending on the output formatter, or even within the same one, there may be some groups of nodes that are ordered alphabetically, and some reverse alphabetically.
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This will make it easier for future changes to modify this common code.
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Implicit attributes start with '_' to make the output parsable.
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*** Reason for rollback ***
Breaks 'blaze query'
*** Original change description ***
Skylark: write labels readably
Write a label as Label("//x:x") instead of merely "//x:x", so it can be read
and evaluated back, as per the Python convention. However, the OutputFormatter
for BUILD files still needs to output "//x:x".
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Write a label as Label("//x:x") instead of merely "//x:x", so it can be read
and evaluated back, as per the Python convention. However, the OutputFormatter
for BUILD files still needs to output "//x:x".
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MOS_MIGRATED_REVID=96209979
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Move printing code from EvalUtils to Printer.
Rename functions in Printer:
printValue becomes str or print,
prettyPrintValue becomes repr or write,
formatString becomes format,
makeFormattable becomes strFormattable,
prettyPrintValues becomes listString.
write being self-sufficient is made the reference,
and print is the one that is a wrapper around write,
rather than the other way around, avoiding mutual recursion.
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MOS_MIGRATED_REVID=95897834
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additional information about aspect dependencies when --output is set to {xml, proto}.
One quirk of this CL is that if BUILD files of direct dependencies are added both under <subinclude> and <load>. Any better ideas are appreciated.
As a drive-by fix, if for some reason a package reports the same label as a both subinclude and a Skylark dependency, it will only be reported once in the proto output.
RELNOTES[NEW]: added --with_aspect_deps to blaze query, that prints additional information about aspects of target when --output is set to {xml, proto, record}.
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serialization logic.
Among other things, this fixes an out-of-sync bug where
ProtoOutputFormatter's version knew how to handle configurable
attributes while PackageSerializer's version crashed.
The merged logic preserves ProtoOutputFormatter's semantics:
configurable attributes work, but their values are merged together
into a flattened list, so the original select structure can't be
reproduced later.
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the locations of build files relative to the workspace root with protobuf and XML outputs
Protobuf and XML outputs of query are non-deterministic. This flag is a first step to make genquery deterministic accross machine.
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being Serializable.
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Janak Ramakrishnan
Laurent Le Brun
Francois-Rene Rideau
Lukacs Berki
Greg Estren
Damien Martin-Guillerez
Ulf Adams
Nathan Harmata
Han-Wen Nienhuys